In 2014, Korea was bombarded by the ceaseless catastrophes that raised public awareness of safety education. Through safety education, casualties and impacts of catastrophes or disasters can be minimized. Experience the safety education through pictures from Gwangnaru’s Safety Experience Center!  

▲ Photographed by Lee Dawoon.

▲ Photographed by Lee Dawoon.

▲ In case of large fire, helicopters rush to the scene. Photographed by Lee Dawoon.

▲ Fire trucks are always in preparation for any emergencies. Photographed by Kim Dong Eun.     ▲ Seemingly unimportant safety vests can play a critical role in emergency situations. Photographed by Kim Dong Eun.     ▲ Traditional tool used for extinguishing fire. Photographed by Lee Ji Hoon.     ▲ Fire plugs are compulsory in all buildings. Photographed by Lee Ji Hoon.     ▲ Wide variety of tools can be used to put out fire. Photographed by Lee Ji Hoon.     ▲ Although fire extinguishers can be seen almost everywhere, few people know how to properly use them. Photographed by Kim Dong Eun.     ▲ In case of fire or other emergencies in high buildings, one must not use the elevators to escape. Photographed by Lee Dawoon.     ▲ Finding the emergency door may become a difficult task when trapped in complete darkness. Photographed by Lee Ji Hoon.     ▲ The typhoon experience center instructs how people should react to natural disasters. Photographed by Lee Dawoon.     ▲ Practicing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can save lives in case of emergency. Photographed by Kim Dong Eun     ▲ Safety experience center provides virtual reality emergency escape experience. Photographed by Lee Dawoon.     ▲ Fireman demonstrates emergency escape. Photographed by Kim Dong Eun.